Valentino Rossi and Colin Edwards IS NOT the murderer

It have been 2 weeks since Marco Simoncelli's death on track in Sepang Circuit, Malaysia. Most of people were thinking to blame people who involved with the accident, Valentino Rossi and Colin Edwards. I was sure that they're not understand the different of what the racing and what competition is. Racing is to feel the adrenaline on the high speed not to kill people on the high speed. Competition is included sportmanship, that's not a chance to kill someone too, even your enemy. MotoGP is an international sport, and the high-personality figure like Valentino Rossi and Colin Edwards were recomended to have a sportmanship too.

I cant stand that most of people blame Rossi and Edwards as the real murderer of Marco Simoncelli.
THAT'S INCREDIBLY MISTAKEN.

They must be SHUT THEIR MOUTH UP. They must dare to try ride a bike in 160mph then facing and avoiding somebody was crashed towards their bike in less than 1 second. They must feel what Edwards and Rossi feel in that time they involved in Marco Simoncelli's crash.

For you all the motogp fans must know that Simoncelli's bike regained some grip to the track, both Rossi and Edwards just were too close behind him. Can you imagine riding in 160mph and 5 meters in front of you somebody and his bike was come towards your way in the same speed? SURELY IT CAN'T BE AVOIDED.

I was writing a post when the accident happen : http://iloveredilovered.blogspot.com/2011/10/motogp-is-not-about-riders-skills-is.html
At that time i write the post, Moto2 race were end on red flag, i didn't feel anything will happen in MotoGP race, i just feel sympathy of the accident involved in Moto2 race. I want to share my thoughts about MotoGP race that the 50% success behind the riders were supported by their LUCK too. But in the time i was writing on my post, the accident happen. I didn't see it but it was a fatal accident that caused the race to be stopped.


They said Rossi and Edward were involved in this race. I looked at the accident video and see Edwards and Rossi were have no time to avoid the fatal crash. I heard Colin Edwards have a bad injury, and i saw Rossi on the video he looks like crying after crashed with Marco Simoncelli, then i saw the another hidden video that Rossi actually cried in the Ducati's paddock after heard Marco's death.

If Marco's family have the same thought with the people who blame Rossi, Marco's father would not let Rossi giving him any hug, Marco's mother would not hug Rossi tighly in front of Marco's coffin. THEY WOULD NOT DO IT.

So please for people who blame Rossi and Edwards out there to think more positive. This situation cannot be avoided by both of them. Bad luck happen, then cause Marco to lost his life. You don't have an authority to judge both of them (Rossi and Edwards).



Qoute Today : "People don't have authority to judge another people if they can't understand and can't give the current reason of what happened."

MotoGP : Is not about Rider's Skills, is not about The Engine, is also about LUCK

I'm a huge fans of Valentino Rossi and Jorge Lorenzo.
In this 2011 season, i always support both of them to be a winner by watching every episodes of MotoGP's 2011 season. Unfortunately, Rossi had been have a problem with his engine test, so the Ducati bike can't run faster as Casey Stoner did previously. So i hang on Jorge Lorenzo, support him to be the world champion. But the mother of luck have run away from him anyway, he fell down in Philladelphia when race test and broke his fingers, then Lorenzo cannot continue to ride on Philladelphia's race, cause he must have a surgery of his broken fingers.
Casey Stoner then become the world champion of MotoGP on 2011.

Being a rider in MotoGP for a common people like me, i think not depends just only on rider's skills, or his engine. Sometimes luck handle up what situations must come about. Now when i write this post, i was watching Malaysian MotoGP's seasons, who will win i still didn't know.

I remember in 2006, when Nicky Hayden was in first position and will be the world champion after he finish that race, suddenly he fell down because of Dani Pedrosa. Both of them fell down, and causing Rossi to still have a chance to become the world champion. That time Nicky Hayden was very angry to Dani Pedrosa, but who knows of luck, it's everywhere to control the situations.

In 2010, Shoya Tomizawa, a Japanese Rider in Moto2 race, died after he crashed and was hit by two other riders during Sunday's Moto2 race at the San Marino Grand Prix in the sport's second fatality in eight days. The 19-year-old Tomizawa lost control of his bike and hit his head on the track as his bike flipped over. While on the track, he was hit at full speed by riders Alex De Angelis and Scott Redding.

And now when it comes to Jorge Lorenzo and Casey Stoner were fight for the world champion, some crash caused Lorenzo to leave the world champions title out, because of a crash in race test that caused his finger broken. Now he can't continue to race in Sepang circuit too..

Luck maybe the most things to affect the riders's success and fate. Until now i watched MotoGP Sepang in Malaysia, something happen between Marco Simmoncelli-Valentino Rossi-Collin Edwards, Simoncelli has crash and his bike was out of control, his bike caused Collin Edwards to crash and hit Valentino Rossi. Something seriously that Marco Simmoncelli's helmet slipped away from him. Fortunately, it's reported now that Collin Edwards didn't have any serious injury, and Marco Simmoncelli have undergoing treatment in medical centre. Luck still there for Valentino Rossi, even have a hard hit by Collin Edward's bike, he can still hang on his bike. This thing causing red flag out and stop the race.

Now, the race was cancelled. I think Marco Simoncelli have a critical injury that caused race to be cancelled. Get well soon Marco~T.T (<- I'm a fans of Marco Simoncelli too). Maybe it was a terrible crash for him.

Luck maybe handle some of rider's situations. Even the riders have a good skills, and have a good engine. It's not guaranteed him to become the world champion. 50% of rider's success is handle by luck.

So for supporters, if your lovely rider didn't win at a race or not become a world champion, don't judge him have a bad skills or engine. Your lovely riders may have a bad luck too. Cause 50% of rider's success is depend on his luck..

UPDATED : MARCO SIMMONCELI HAS DIED IN THIS TERRIBLE CRASH... THIS POST DEDICATED TO SIMONCELLI, AND THE NEWS IN IT WILL ALWAYS UPDATED: http://iloveredilovered.blogspot.com/2011/10/dedicated-to-marco-simoncelli-rip-marco.html

- RIP SIMONCELLI -

Rossi’s rehabilitation enters first phase (Ｖ.ロッシ、プール＆ジムでリハビリ中)

The Italian has started a passive rehabilitation on his recovering shoulder having had his stitches removed, just over two weeks after surgery on the joint.
右肩の手術から２週間後、既にリハビリを開始。２月のテストに向けて、リハビリペースを上げて行く。

The next stage in Valentino Rossi’s recovery from the shoulder surgery he underwent on November 14th has begun after the 31 year-old had ten stitches removed by Doctor Giuseppe Porcellini, one of the specialists who operated on him just over a fortnight ago.

Seventeen days after his operation in Cattolica and with his recovery going according to plan Rossi has been able to start the first phase of his rehabilitation. Rossi’s physiotherapist explained that the first stage placed only a passive emphasis on the shoulder, to avoid any complications around the joint.

Doctor Porcellini, satisfied with the progress of Rossi’s physical condition in the weeks following the operation, said that if the course of recovery continues to follow its recent path then Rossi could expect to start making active movements and exercises with the shoulder within 15 days.

Rossi said on his official website: “I’ve started the rehabilitation on the shoulder and the situation is improving. It’s two weeks since the operation and I’ve now had the stitches removed by Doctor Porcellini. From today I’ll be back in the gym, at least working on the rest of my body, and to work on the shoulder even if it is passive so as not to lose any mobility.”

“In about two weeks I will begin active work in the pool and gym to be ready for the three days of Testing in February (1st-3rd at Sepang). We must make progress, and we hope to be fit in time for the first Test of 2011 with Ducati.”

来季ドゥカティ・チームから参戦するバレンティーノ・ロッシは、自身のホームページで、リハビリ状況について説明した。
１１月１４日にイタリア・カットーリカ市内の病院で右肩を手術。数日前に抜糸を済ませ、２月のオフィシャルテストに向けて、プールでのリハビリを既にスタートさせ、ジムにも通い始める。
「肩のリハビリを始めた。状況は良くなっている。手術から２週間が経過し、抜糸もした。今日（３０日）からはジムに戻り、肩以外の仕事に取り組む。肩の方は受身的なリハビリとなる。」
「２週間後には、２月のセパンに向けて、プールとジムで活動的なリハビリに取り組むつもりだ。前進しなければいけない。ドゥカティでの初テストまでには体調を整えたい」と、意気込みを語った。

From : http://www.motogp.com/en/news/2010/rossi+starts+rehab & http://www.motogp.com/ja/news/2010/rossi+starts+rehab

Rossi When He was A Child ~ (Rossi pas masih anak2)

Cuteeeeee....

With his father and mother (Sama mama papanya...XD)